A property title deed is the legal document that defines who owns a piece of property and allows an owner to transfer all or a portion of property ownership to another person. Adding individuals to or removing them from a deed is a legal process that requires you to follow specialized regulations. Failure to follow the right procedures can change the validity of your deed. In most situations, it’s essential to partner with an experienced real estate lawyer to accurately change names on property title deeds in Florida.
Why Would Someone Need To Change a Name on a Property Title Deed?
A property deed proves ownership of the property and contains important information, including the names of the owners, a legal description of the property, and any conditions or rights that come with ownership. There are several reasons you may need to change a name on a deed.
- Marriage or divorce
- Death of a property owner
- Inheritance
- Changing your legal name for any reason
- To correct existing errors
Laws Around Changing a Name on a Property Title Deed in Florida
Changing a property title deed in Florida requires you to follow specific real estate laws and regulations. Florida Statute Chapter 695.26 defines the requirements for changing a property title deed and officially recording the new deed. House Bill 1419 lists legal requirements that must be followed when recording deeds. Legal requirements you must follow under the statutes include:
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